US President Trump says it could end either way, but thinks a deal is preferable because then Iran can rebuild, also says he isn't thinking about extending the ceasefire and doesn't think it will be necessary, according to reports citing ABC reporter on X

Trump's comments highlight a precarious moment in US-Iran relations, suggesting a preference for a diplomatic resolution that could stabilize the region and improve economic prospects.

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US President Trump says it could end either way, but thinks a deal is preferable because then Iran can rebuild, also says he isn't thinking about extending the ceasefire and doesn't think it will be necessary, according to reports citing ABC reporter on X

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If the ceasefire remains, it may limit immediate geopolitical risks, but uncertainty about its future could cause volatility in markets, particularly in energy and currencies, as traders assess potential impacts on oil supply and regional stability.

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